Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-26

Bases on DallS-W enrIe /, " leaIy o.
Passed balls-Krehmeyer 3.
Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
Umpire-McLaughlin.
Denver Defeats Lincoln.
DENVER, June 2s.-TSpecial Telegram to
the BEE The Denvers turned the tables
on the Lncolns to-day and defeated them
by superior playing at every point. Dave
ROwe, who has the reputation of being the
worst "kicker' in the Western league,
Seemed to be off trim today and only made
two "breaks" at McSorley in the second and
fourth innings. He was promptly squelched,
however, by the Denver captain and re-
manned quiet during the remainder Of the
game. Voss pitched fine game, supported
by Briggs, up to the end of the fourth inning,
when he had o finger badly injured and was
replaced by Dallas. Brown was not In
fooled S the o Delivers during @ :G the first rst half Of
che game. Score by innings:
Pi%SSIn..::.:s PSnys1; ;..::::.ss oS : ~ ~
Denver "A, Lincoln n Il. hu'R Runs eapnsd-pen. d
yer ls, Lincoln 6. Two base hits-Smith 2,
Herr, McSorley, Hoover, Silch, Phillips.
Beckley, Toohey. Three base hits-Beckley.
90 Phillips to Smith; Phillips to McSorley to
Smith; Lang to Rowe TO Beckley; Phillips
90 McSorley. Bases on balls-Voss l, Brown
9. Hit BY pitcher-.Aall and Beckley.
Brown 8. Left on bases--Denver 0, Lincoln
Q. Wild pitches-Voss 1, Brown 1. Batteries
Denver: Voss and Briggs and Dallas.
Lincoln: Brown and Hoover. Umpire
DeaRle.
Lincoln Buys Pitcher.
KANSAS CRY, Neb., June 25-[Speclal Tel
egram to the BEE. the crack
pitcher Of the Leavenworth club, was sold to
Lincoln to-day for $7OO and left for Lincoln
Tonight
The Kansas City, y-Leavenworth game was
postponed to-day on account of the bad con-
ditiOn OF the grounds from rains.
y Osceola Defeats David City.
OscEoLA, Neb., June 25--lSpecial to the
BEE. david City and Osceola played very
Interesting game of base ball yesterday, re-
Bulting in victory for the home team by q
Bcore Of II to 9. Below is the score by in
nings:
SsSsSls;iii psSS ciiv. 9gSa af9SS ~ o. J
McCool Wins the Game.
MoCooL JUNCTION, Neb., June 25.-lSpe.
cial Telegram to the BEE. lin to-day's game
between McCool and Lushton, the score was
Ia to 2 IN favor OF McCool.
National League Games.
PIrTsBURG, June 25.-The game between
The Pittspurg and Washington teams to-day
resulted as follows:
Gsssinssioa eGI:sssSHss; no g 3 SIT - -
hlts-Pittsburg l2, Washington II. Errors
PiMsburg >. Washington z. Umpire
CHICAGO. June sa-The game between the
Chicago and Boston teams to-day resulted
As follows:
Chicago. Q 9 i 9
DistS3 Fisssels-Baidw,n and conway. base
saBo GSicaso Boston r. Sa T@piae-DoesehaT s asl1fs
" INDIANAPoLIs, June 95.The game be-
tween the indianapolis and Philadelphia
fSiss:|sSIs:!s faPaiiss:RslIs::s III III
!, Pitchers-Kirby and Cahill for IndanapO-
lis; BuffintOn for Philadelphia. Base
III aIaSips" Umpre mirors
Pearce.
DETROIT. June e5.-The game between the
Detroit and New York teams to-day re-
/ SS:!;'F|i; S:S FsGi: ;i:s ::::::s s,5
Pitchers-Weidman and Keefe. Base
hils-Detroit 10; New York 81. Errors
Detroit s; New York Umpire-Val-
ontine.
y The American Association.
loa D BALTIMORE, June 25.--The game between
81 the Baltimore and Athletics to-day resulted
As follows: ~.
\ 4, R;i5i%Srs' a,S,s,,. .....~.So 9 q:
iasi,s Psshsrs-sm,S and a,SnsoS. Base hit:
a5ss-baiiimore i, Athlstic M 10. EiroIs1Balti
more 4, Athletic 4. Umpire-Ferruson.
; NEw YORK, June es.-The game between
|, the Brookiyns and Metropolitans resulted o:
SlaosPSnt.:S Bs,oSYSl'tans, ,,.:S $685. O.! c.
o \. pitchers-Mays, and Terry. Base hits
MetropOltans s, Brooklyn II. Errors-Met
; : tIEvEIHSD, June ss:gTSe game be-
'atween Cleveland and ST. Louis teams to-day
! SlsYs5sna: 81 issi:': :'::S 3:
Ss ritchsrs,,Morrisen and Ring. Bas,
Z land q StLOuls Q. Umpire-McQuade.
~ CINCINNATI, June 24.-'rhe game between
the Cincinnati and Louisville teams wa:
postponed to-day on account Of rain,
Northwestern League Games.
DEs MONIES, June 2a-Games to-day In
the Northwestern league: Des Moines o
milwaukee Z, at Milwaukee; Eau Claire 10
Duluth Q. at st. Paul; Oshkosh 5, La Cross,
+ B At Oshkosh.
The bicycle Tournament.
IS The opening day of the bicycle tournamen
4 ct Association park was success. All da
=. the heavens were obscured by heavy, leader
IS clouds. and their threatening aspect KEEP
: many from the grounds who would Other
Y wise have gone. However, as II was, ther
4 was tair attendance, and the sport was o
the most exhilarating and enjoyable ebarac
". ter. In the grand stand there were probab
a0o people. with fair representation Of tn
fair sex, while the open seats were well lille
and the quarter-streich nuwercusly dotte
over.
~ After q stirring overture BY the Musica
- Union band. the judges. Mr.. II, T. Charlie
n the Ixion club, New YorS city. aud MI